Associations to the word «Carroll»
Noun
- Cheryl
- Mount
- Tyson
- Natalie
- Reilly
- Township
- Coordinator
- Rex
- Patriot
- Stark
- Linda
- Rosenthal
- Maureen
- Crowley
- Quarterback
- Tennessee
- Snyder
- Eureka
- Linebacker
- Eddie
- Concordia
- Dempsey
- Dale
- Cleveland
- Illustrator
- Newton
- Carole
- Shane
- Jd
- Daniel
- Lennon
- Leach
- Wichita
- Chandler
- Roanoke
- Willard
- Payne
- Frances
- Sidney
- Harrison
- Judy
- Isla
- Manson
- Jesuit
- Mt
- Kentucky
- Bruno
- Revue
- Diary
- Lafayette
- Belinda
- Campbell
- Seattle
- Brennan
- Evelyn
- Phyllis
- Roscoe
- Joe
- Matt
- Poem
- Parody
- Colt
- Coaching
- Noel
- Dublin
- Coach
- Gertrude
- Trumpeter
- Vaudeville
- Liverpool
- Karen
- Avalon
- Fiona
- Jon
- Ross
- Buddy
- Goalkeeper
- Abby
- Thompson
- Coliseum
- Olivia
- Wayne
- Robbie
- Pius
- Gregory
- Ernie
- Sargent
- Geoff
- Michael
- James
Wiktionary
CARROLL, proper noun. An Irish surname derived from the Ó Cearbhaill.
CARROLL, proper noun. Lewis Carroll - pseudonym of British author Charles Lutwidge Dodgson.
CARROLL, proper noun. A male given name transferred from the surname.
CARROLL, proper noun. A female given name, a less common spelling of Carol.
CARROLL, noun. An early ripening apple cultivar
Dictionary definition
CARROLL, noun. English author; Charles Dodgson was an Oxford don of mathematics who is remembered for the children's stories he wrote under the pen name Lewis Carroll (1832-1898).
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